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Fair Oaks Relief Corps, No.Is. w. r.


WANTED TO PICK HOFS-TUESDAY, AU-
w gust 23d, fifty men, women and boys over
eight years old. at JAMES HOLLANDS HOP
YARD, on Twelfth street over north levee; one
dollar per hundred paid near enough for those
living in the city to go in the morning and re-
turn home at night. au22-lWA
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE
w aged woman, a situation to do house
work; viii be found strictly honest; will work
for moderate pay. Call or address 1921 street,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth. au22-1t'
I osT OR sToLEN-A BLACK go
IL and Tan DOG; no ear marks; wore EA.IJS
a red collar, with small lock. Return -
the same to No. 1ll7 Fifth street, and be re-
warded. au22-IW*
Tor SALE-ANY ONE WISHING TO ~
L buy Pair of Horses, Light Wa IAN
gon and Harness. Cal at 1917 street, 6A
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth. au2l-lws
90 OO0 WANTED TO BORROW - CAN
OE.UUU give gilt-edge city security and pay
per cent. apply to CARL STROBkL. sci
street. au22 It's
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nor SALE-A 12-PASSENGER WAGON
L cite in first-rate order. Will be sold at a
low price, as the owner has no furtheru use fo- it,
Apply to J. w. WILSON'S STABLES, X street
between Third and Fourth ri
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DARN FOR SALE-S0i ACRES ON THE no.
l. Jackson road, miles from Sacra- w
mento; will be sold in lots to suit pur-~-s
chaser, or the whole viii be sold in one lot Foe
further particulars, inquire on the premises or
by letter addressed JOHN d. MORRISON, Har-
ris 7. o., Humboldt county, Cal. iy26-4me
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A Thief's Terrible Death.

New YoRK, Aug. ga profess
sional sneak thief came to sudden
end this morning shortly before Z
o'clock. A watchman in the employ
of Weisl Brothers, at Nos. 8 and II
White Streets, on opening the store
discovered a man inside the railing,
Knowing the intruder had no bust
ness there he quickly locked the
door and went for policeman
When the officer appeared on the
scene the supposed thief started to-
ward the front OF the building and
without hesitation spraug headfore'
most through the plate glass window
A large sign outside the window i'm
peded his descent and he lay face
downwar on the shattered glass
which was fast cutting his body il
two. He was rescued from his posi-
,ion, bnt died in ten minutes after
wards without utteripg word. II
had been completely disembswled.
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PraSonts for a Lucky Couple.

SCRANTON, Sept. AT the Lacks
awanna County Agricultural Society's
Fair here this month there will he
some novel attractions. On the af-
ternoon of the second day the Rev.
David Spencer, d. D., pastor Of the
Penn Avenue Baptist church, will
marry a couple in the judges's stand
right in sight OF all the people on
the grand stand. The happy couple
it is not yet announced who they
are to be-will start out with a good
supply Of both useful and ornameu-
tai articles. One Of the society's
officers has bought $50 dress pat-
tern for tho bride, and the citizens
will give them a rousiug send Of in
the shape of S35 baby carriage,
two barrels Of flour, parlor carpet,
two dozen cabinet photographs, five
bushels of potatoes, a $40 cradle, a
S25 case Of vine, a 81 silk umbrella
1000 feet of hemlock lumber, SIS
worth of sheet music, an SO mirror
two tons of coal, Sl2 plow, au SIS
range, shoes for bride and groom, O
20-pound bar Of soap, ono>half doz,
Gu bottles Of wine, SO ring, ST.
picture, toilet set worth Sl5. 81
worth of wedding cards and ST.
robe. All tho daily newspapers il
the city have volunteered to send tl'
couple their journals for year free
dentist has promised to give then
SIS worth of dental work at any tim
within FIVE years aud hardwar
: Arm will hand over Sl5 worth O
cooking utensils rs soon as the kno
is tied. Many other less valuab!
, articles will be presented to th
D couple after the trying ordeal of 8
public marriage.
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Registers Notices.
NOTICE ie hereby given that ihy

~ ~ - 10 hCiNpN RiNtl tudl Tue
~ following med ne 500 ur,o r'cd the,
Adminis,d dtO Gr.l.c aI| ard LSc,u.p =,
counts, in tnc Ee2 .e's Once o SIydeJ
COUNTY, and ne new lrcu.e cl.cd 20. CON
nrmalIon and allowance :, 20 Coz Ho, I'D
Niddlebursn, Monday, Sc I,e.cue .t,n, So.
l. Tue second anI final accouoiof / /. Man.
beck, Execute OF .neestlte Isaac uuaus,t
decd.
9. Tue nceoupt OF Edward Nu7 O. AMI Josoph
80 decd.
AS; sra faa' aecsUut O. Eu.--.
,mls A. r'pis. - --nr tue os-.egE
4 se .faal sc,ona. o. rs ot, - .re-
sua e.A1o. 10, "a hsoo,a elid y. t'sssr GAae,
jes'd. t x.
.. Tue H,a'fecpUsto Q. osenh a. suooa ana
wu'ie ~ ., B'ger. GNecu,oEs OF tue esia.e 10
A. a1hm SpooX. dead.
G TITO SIT ami Glal account OF Wil'am Iiet.
trlcA. A. hin',, -.tor OF ;ho estate OF Harriet
Stinc, Gecd.
7. The Rrst and final account of heury N
Wetzel guardian Of May Elizabeth Row, a
minor Oh Id OF Jool Eow, decd.
5. Ihe aE,t and fnsl account of Geo.GS Lam am
trators c. I. n. Of Caiharine Drunkeumi iller,
dec d.
0. First and dral account OF Jacob +. Eshel'
mSn. Exc utor OF The estate oil EnZabeth Mill
hot deed.
10. Final account OF Jonathan Grimm, guar
dan OF i. Potter Aiglcr, minor Guild OF NOAH
a Ter, deed.
II. The fret and Hnal account OF J. q. Horn
| berger, Executor OF the estate OF Csiharin'
Seaman, decd.
IL, The first and final account OF j. q. Horn
berger, Executor Of the estate OF william >
| Kreamer, decd.
ls, Final account Of Elias wetzol guardiai
| az Iessy Sholly, u minor Child OF Michael Sho!
| ly, decd.
"A. Tho first and final account of George Wal
ter, Administrator OF tho estate OF Reuben Wal
H.J. DUCK,
| keglStC
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NOTICE is hereby given that the

IN following Widows Appraisements under :
the 1900 Law, have been iled with the Clork OF
the Orphans Court of Snyder county, for con.
Armation on Monday, the 2eth day OF Sept
Appraisment Of Mary Kuster, widow Of Henry
Kusler late of Penn twp. Snyder Co., Pa decd
Apprsismcpt Of Eliza Diemer, widow OF Isaac
Dieiner late OF Middlecreek twp, Snyder Co.,
Pa. decd,
Appraisment OF Rachael Kratzer. widow OF
Jacob Is. Kratzer late Of Penn twp, Snyder Co
Pa. deed. 20
Appraismcnt OF Barbara Howell, widow OF
JohnC. Howell late OF West Beaver twp, Sny
der Co., Pa. decd.
Appraisment ofPolly Bickhart, widow Of JacOl
B.ckhart late OF Centre twp, Snyder Go. Pa
decd.
| Appraismont OF Catharino A. Beaver, Widow
| OF Isaac Beaver late Of Franklin twp, Snyder
Co., Pa. decd.
| AppraisIaent OF Precilla Noochor, widow 0
John NOcchor late OF Chapman twp, Snyder Go
Pa, doc'd.
W. W. wITTENMYER,
Sept 'sT. Olerk, o. @.
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A law important to parties wish
ing to contest the will Of decedent
or to appeal from the decision OF the
register in admitting it to probate,
was passed at the last session of the
State Legislature and approved by
Governor Beaver. 1t authorizes re-
gisters of Wills and orphans courts
to require security for costs, and ia
apportion costs in cases OF caveats
and appeals. The provision is made
that when parties file caveat against
the admission of a will to probate, OF
appeal from the decision of the reg
lister. they must within ten days af-
ter such action, enter security fol
costs. Two securities arc required
and the bond is TO be in the sum o.
not less than $500 or moro than $5,'
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Elizabeth Mlddleswarth vs. Isaac Romlg.
y. N Middloswarth VS.. Isaac Romig.
Jacobs Hornborgor Exrs vs Michael Kerstcttci
John u Roniig vs.. Noah Smith.
John Cruikshank ct al. VS.. q. W Klasc ct AL
Elizabeth Snyder VS.. g. Tower surviving Ex'r.
John Keller VS.. John W Smoke ct al.
AriO Pardee vs. Levi Smith.
The Commissioners of Union Go. We. Richard
Budd.
Elias Bailey VS.. John X Hughes.
Levi Houser VS.. Samuel Wilmer.
John ! SwartZ Ex'r VS.. William Matter.
Peter Long VS.. Roswell Meyer.
Mrs fyotta fetterolf Admx. w. Enes II Her
man.
The School Dist Of Selinsgrove Pa VS. The first
Lutheran congregation of Seiusgrove.
Mary keister Va Low Musser
Salie Brouso W George Ewig
] Calvin Schoch vs. Samuel stuck
A W Potter VS. Abel Heir rold etal
W w WITTENMYER, Prothy
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$4,000 and is now being offered
100000 and won't take it. IL istbe
same old story OF the devil and the
big pile. They are sinking a shaft iu
this place and are down to depth
OF 5000 feet aud still no gas They
concluded to blast tho mine aud for
that purpose got load Of dynamite
from Lima, Otio. The mun who
handled it was n "big buck higgei
who was evidently not afraid to die.
III was not allo we'd to pass through
any town on his way or drive faster
than slow walk. rhcy fixed q
cartridge OF several hundred pounds
Of the explosive and dropped il into
this woll--striking tho bottom three
thousand feet below. There was q
low rumbling sound and q shivor
and all WAS still-but still no gas
A few drops OF the dynamite was left
10 an old can, and some parties INK
ious to experiment, ignited it. The
explosion was heard or felt all over
the city but nobody hurt.
We have been visiting friends at
Nevada, o., where ! used to publish
the Enttorise, and have had a very
pleasant time. Most OF tho time VIC
spent with my brother John and
family at Oceola, who will be remom
bered by many of tho boys in blue
OF Union and Snyder counties, as
Capt. j. III. lIartor, OF Co. ID. I4Sth
Regiment z. v !. or "Buck Tails =
] will not say that they saved the
Union, for that belongs to Brother
Lumbard's company g., but a grea,
many OF the command walk with
crutches and carry empty sleeves
At this latter place, Oceola, and neal
where my brother resides, a man by
the name Of Kirby Vert made pc.
culiar find n few days ago. While
digging post-hole he unearthet
the neck OF bottle which was scaled
up at both ends with lead and in il
was piece Of buckskin bearing ar
inscription dated May 20, 1890, auG
stating that the undersic ned, G.. w
White, had buried Si3, 700 and eom,
papers, 30 steps north on the wes
side OF big oak tree, under a ston,
OF peculiar shape. The stone wa,
found to be in the possession Of IN,
brother John, who had found il in
fence corner along the road and tool
it home as an ornament for his lawn
Mr.. Vert had hauled it ont of tn,
field, but the exact spot where b,
had found il is not known and al
traces of the big oak have vanished
The news OF tho Gnd was publishe,
in the city papers and soon crauA
of all shades, colors and professions
aiding water -smellers, sooihe
sayeis, scroiI!.Gc; slaiIitua1! anu r,n';
gious cranks, came TO locate'tht
treasure. To satisfy our curiosity
that they knew nothing buried 81.
in silver and gold borrowed Of
course) about eighteen inches under
ground and allowed them to find it
But they didn't Probably thei
smeller was out of order.
Well, ! must close. The "hquo
Tax" or High License Law as w
call it in Pennsylvania is quite
question here and as their expert
} once will be of benefit to tho peopl
of Pennsylvania, l will discuss it il
my next letter.
Till then, adeau,
T. II. aARTER
=
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sEAvERTowN JoTTINas.

Charles Gilbert, whom five weeks
ago mentioned as having been sick
with bilious fever for two weeks, bad
almost regained his health. but has
since suffered relapse and has again
been confined to bis bed for several
weeks. lie has so far recovered as
TO he able to come up town.
Grandmother Elizabeth Sbipton,
one OF our Oldest residents, on Sat
u'day accompanied her son Thomas,
to his home at Swengel, where che
intends to spend the rest of her
days She is 81 years Of age.
Mrs. Jacob G.. Snyder has been
afflicted with dropsy for several
months, and week before last wac
obliged to subject berself to an op r.
alton, which was performed by Drs.
Nipple, Weiser aud Fockler. The
patient is doing very we'll
Israel Sanders has purchased the
property owned by John q. Middles-
wnrth in the east suberb of town for
800.
William II. Specbt has erected a
large addition to his furniture rooms.
When completed, it will bo a hand
some business establishment and one
of the finest OF its kind in the coun-
try.
A goodly number of our citizens
we're in attendance at the Williams
Grove picnic last week.
While Henry Eichingor was re-
turning from taking q relative to the
home of Mrs Heury Kratzer, deccas-
ed, on Saturday evening, his horse
ran away upsetting and freeing him.
self from the buggy. Mr.. Eichinge,
was not hurt very much and the
buggy was only slightly injured.
The cellars Of several of our citi.
zens were again entered one night
recently and rausac ked for eatables
These thieves must live close by
and don't you forget it,
Arthur b. Specht is building hi,
store room twice as large as it wal
tefore. II will make fine room
when finished.
A. II. Boworsox is sick.
The Reformed congregation o
Beavcrtown in Junction with those o
Adamsburgh and Troyelville vii
bold n harvest service in Henry
Kern's grove, about O mile north o
Beaverto wn, on Thursday.
The new Lutheran congregation
will hold a harvest service vn Sun
day.
Grant IIoimbach is going to scboo
at Selinsgrove.
John j. Riegel has left for parts
unknown.
Mrs. J. J. Washtm, OF Williams-
port, whose maiden name was Jane
Biugnman, is visiting at ber fathers
Florence Rober, who has beer
staying with her grandparents a.
Milton during the summer has re-
turned 10 her pareuts.
The schools of Beaver township
will all be taught by the same teach
era that taught them last winter
The following are the teachers
Charles Wetzel, John Kern, Jacol
Aigler, Elmer Wetzel, Jerome Erd'
lev and Chas. Mattern. The school
will open October 18th.
Miss Hattie Heimbach, Of New
Berlin, is visiting in town.
The small stream Of water whicl
skirts our town has not been 80 lo'
for quito a number OF years as it j
at present.
Aaron GeIz is about moving bi
= family to Baltimore, Md. CIR.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS

~ SN Il DEh CDt M ht'
The Commonwealth Of Pennsy lvauia, 20 Frod-
crick Reigle, Mary Howell, Rachael Earnst.
Peter +. R.eg.e, who holds In right OF Peter
ReigIo. and ). A. Wetzel guardian OF Laura
Reigle, J ohm Reigle and Sarah Rciglc, minor
children OF Charles Reigle, deceased, oil OF
whom reside In snyder county, Pa, u. Is Rel
z 10 who rc1ilcs at Lyons, Rice county, kaDHas,
Elizabeth Anderson, who resides ut Dol South
2J!d street, philadelphia, Pa, julia Ann John
son, Julis Rcigle and Uatharino Blett, who re.
side at Lowistown, Pa. lineal dccendan OF
John and CathMin0 Reigle, late of Franklin
toSnship, Snyder county, Pa, doc ,ascd.
You arc hereby cited to DO aud appear be-
| fore tho Judges OF our court of Common Plcas,
| to he held at Middleburgh on the Ith Monday
of SEPTEMBER. a, ID. 1887, at 10 O'Clock
| In tho forenoon, then and there TO accept OF
| refuse to take the real estate OF JOhHand Cath
arinc Reigle tiec'd at tho appraised valuation
put upon 1t by an Inquest duly awarded by
| the said Court, and returnedby the Sheriff o
said county, or show cause why the SANE
should not be sold. And horcof fail not.
| Witness the Hon, Joseph q. Buchet, Presi
dent OF our said Court Ut Midileburgh, thii
18TH day of August, A. II. 1887.
| W. W. WIrTENMYER Err, Proth'y.
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Notice undor Insolvent Act.

Notice is hereby given that Chas. f.
Artley will present his final petition
to the Court OF Common Pleas for the
County Of Snyder on the 4th Monday
of September next, for the benefit OF
the Insolvent Act. and that the same
will be confirmed by the Court unless
exceptions be filed thereto according
w. w. wittenmyer,
Aug. II 1887, Prothy'
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Positively the largest and best Sc
lected stock of.clothing in Snyder coun
ty will be found at Dreifuss Bros.
Selinsgroye. Pa
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CAUTION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that my wife, Sarah
Ianc Hartman has lett my bed and board of her
own ree will and accord and hereby caution all
persons not to barber her or sell hor any goods
on my account as will pay no debts contract.
cd by her. .
HOWARD HARTMAN.
Centre township Sept. 5, 81.
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Court Poclamat ton
WHEREAS the Hon. Joseph {

WHEREAS the Hon. Joseph G
w Bucher President Judge OF the Judi
cial District composed of the counties ofSnyde
uuion and Mifiin and samuel A. We,Hel and
Jacob A. Smith, Esqs. Associate Judges In
and Tor Snyder county have Issued their pre-
cept bearing, date the and day OF Sept. A. ID
1857, to me directed for tho holding Of an Or
phans court, q court OF Common PleasSiourt
of Oyer and Terminer and General conrt OF
Quarter Sessions OF tho peace at Middleburgh
for tho county OF snyder; on The ith Monday
(being tho 10th day OF Sep. 1871 and continue
one week.
Notice Is therefore neropy given to the Coro'
ner, Justices OF the Poace aud C0nstablesf n
and for the county of snyder, to appear IN thelr
proper persons with thoir rolls records, tnqui.
sitioDs, examinations and other remembrunces
to those things to their offices and In their bel
half pertain to DO done and witnesses and per'
sons prosecuting In behalf Of the Common
wealth against any persons are required TO be
then and there attending and not departing
without leave at their peril. Justices are re-
quested to be punctual In their attendance o
the appointed time agreeably to notice.
Given under my hand and sea at tho Sher
iff's ofhco In MiddleburR, the 2sth day OF Aug
A. d., one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-seven
NER B. MIDDLEswARTH, shsrin.
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600. II security is not entered
within the specified time the pros
ceedipg must bo dismissed and the
will regarded as IL It had not been
opposed.
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The Democratic State Convention
in session at Allentown last Wednes'
day, nominated the following ticket
Judge OF the Supreme Court
Ross Thompson, OF Erie.
State Tressurer--B. j. McGraan
Of Lancaster.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

In THE ORPHANS Court or SNYDER COUNTY
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Court above mentioned 10 distribute the iund In
tho hands Of Hopnia Sampsel, Administrator o.
the estate Of John Shenkol late OF Centre town
the purpose OF his appointment at the olliee OF Il
j. Smith, Esq, In tho Boroug OF Middleburgl
on Monday the 18th day of September 1887 at Al
o'clock, when and where all par ties having
claims on said fund must present the same o.
be thereafter debarred from participation there
In. JACOB GILBERT,
Aug. lb, 1887, Auditor.
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DNJNISTRATOp,S MOTT

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A Letters Of Administration on tho estateof
Snyder Co, Pa, deceased, having been grant
I'd to the undersigned all persons knowing
ehemselyes Indebted to said estate are request
having claims willprcsent them duly authsn
ticated to
ELIEs A. BAUMdARDNER.
Aug. 10, 'sT. Administrator'
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a. GA H -.

To all who arc sufssrtng from the srFoEs no
Indiscrsiions OF youth. nervous weakness sAu
decay. loss OF manhood. TO-, will send rsor
that will euro you. FREE OF CHAR0A Thu
rsmody was discovered BY miasisnssy - ~.
America ssad solseddrssssd eqvelepe 49,
Rxy. yoeus :. SrnAx, s'aAe~ p ~ -
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Accounts.

The folio wing Accounts have been alsd. ex
amined and passed In the ProthOnotsry's OIL
nce, and will be prosep ted to the next court OF
Common Pleas for coma rmation. All persons
interested Will take notice.
The first and fnal account Of Henry Moyor
committee OF Nary n. Fisher, who Is now decd.
w, w. Wl1TENMYER,
Sept. l, 'ST. Prothonotary.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VAL.


~ UABIE REAL ESTATE-Thc under
signed executor OF the ,stwill aud testament OF
Daniel Lease, of Perry township, Snyder county,
Pa, decd. will sell at public sale IN Union twp,
county and State Aforesaid, on FRIDAY. SEl'f.
10. 1857, the following real estate, viz; Two lots
Of ground in the town of Port 1rcyorton. Lot
No. occupied hy John ! Keller, containing
one and a.half acres whorcOn are erected = goon
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, STABLE and
other outbulldings, Thislotis set with cheee
fruit. apples, peaches, pears, grapes, etc. Lot
No. 2, occupied by NJ. =. Arnold, Esq, contai n.
ing one -ioUrth acre, whcreon are erected good
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE aud other ne
ccssary Outbuildngs. Both lots are well provid-
ed with nevermiling water. Sale to commence
at O'Clock y, III. OF said day.
Also, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1887,
tract of land situate near Nerdilla pOsotcc, IN
tho township, county and State Aforesaid, con
tanning EIGHTY TWO ACRES, more or less
The improvements arc large frame DWELL
IlNG HOUSE, BANK BARN, WAGON SllEl
and other necessary outbuildings. About II
acres are clear and in high state OF cultivation
the balance well set with Chestnut and OAK TIM
bor. This property Is occupied by John Noll.
Sale to commence at O'Clock y. m, when con
ditions will DO made known by
WILLIAM HARDING,
Executor.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

The undersigned Attorney in Fact for the
heirs OF George Steininger, late of Middlecreek
township, Snyder county, Pa, deceased, will OK.
pose to public sale at the late residence OF said
deceased, in niiddlecreek township, county and
State aforesaid, on
Saturday, September "a, 1887,
all of the following described real estate. viz
All that certain tract OF land 81 uate In Middle
creek township, Snyder county, Pa, adjoining
lands offs. III. Yoder, William Hare, Allen Has
singer, Antcs Ulrich and others, containing 3.
ACRES, more or less, whereon are erected n
good LOO HOUSE, BANK BARN, SUMMER
HOUSE, and other outbuildings. ON said trac
Is a good well of water and ORCHARD. All OF
said tract is clear land except acres whicl
ls WOODLAND and well tmbcrcd. Also al
the same time good LII MESTONE LOT situnt,
u said township; q full desc iption OF which
will be given on day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE'-20 per cent. Of tn pur
chase money 10 be paid rs soon ms tho propcrt,
struck on. Onothird to remain as n dover ii
the land during the lifetime OF tho widow-onc
hall of the balance April l, 1883. The widow
dover and last payment to he secured by bond
and mortgage on the premises The last pay
ment To bear interest from April 1858, when
iood and possession will be given
sale To commence at o'clock J.. NJ. OF sale
day when due attendance will he given by
ALFRED X. STEININGER
sept D, 81. Attorney In fact for Heirs.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-08

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